The sixth of eight children of Hans and Betsy Ecklund. Hans and Betty were both born in Sweden.
Oscar's siblings were Hans, Andrew, John, Amos, Emma, William A. and Isabel R. Ecklund. The first three were born in Sweden, the rest were born in Minnesota.
Oscar married Eliza 'Lizzie' Reaana Rono about 1899, probably in Minnesota, as all five of their children were born there. Lizzie was born in Norway. The five children, all boys, were Clifford Arlington, Lawrence Eugene, John Warren, Albert Amos, and Arnold F. Ecklund.
The death certificate for Oscar indicates he died at, and was buried at Llano, Los Angeles County, California. His wife was the informant, and they had lived in Llano and in California, for nine months. His cause of death was typhoid fever.
It is likely that Oscar and Lizzie were residents of the Llano Del Rio socialist colony that was started by Job Harriman and existed from about 1914 to about 1918.
Oscar's siblings were Hans, Andrew, John, Amos, Emma, William A. and Isabel R. Ecklund. The first three were born in Sweden, the rest were born in Minnesota.
Oscar married Eliza 'Lizzie' Reaana Rono about 1899, probably in Minnesota, as all five of their children were born there. Lizzie was born in Norway. The five children, all boys, were Clifford Arlington, Lawrence Eugene, John Warren, Albert Amos, and Arnold F. Ecklund.
The death certificate for Oscar indicates he died at, and was buried at Llano, Los Angeles County, California. His wife was the informant, and they had lived in Llano and in California, for nine months. His cause of death was typhoid fever.
It is likely that Oscar and Lizzie were residents of the Llano Del Rio socialist colony that was started by Job Harriman and existed from about 1914 to about 1918.
The sixth of eight children of Hans and Betsy Ecklund. Hans and Betty were both born in Sweden.
Oscar's siblings were Hans, Andrew, John, Amos, Emma, William A. and Isabel R. Ecklund. The first three were born in Sweden, the rest were born in Minnesota.
Oscar married Eliza 'Lizzie' Reaana Rono about 1899, probably in Minnesota, as all five of their children were born there. Lizzie was born in Norway. The five children, all boys, were Clifford Arlington, Lawrence Eugene, John Warren, Albert Amos, and Arnold F. Ecklund.
The death certificate for Oscar indicates he died at, and was buried at Llano, Los Angeles County, California. His wife was the informant, and they had lived in Llano and in California, for nine months. His cause of death was typhoid fever.
It is likely that Oscar and Lizzie were residents of the Llano Del Rio socialist colony that was started by Job Harriman and existed from about 1914 to about 1918.
Oscar's siblings were Hans, Andrew, John, Amos, Emma, William A. and Isabel R. Ecklund. The first three were born in Sweden, the rest were born in Minnesota.
Oscar married Eliza 'Lizzie' Reaana Rono about 1899, probably in Minnesota, as all five of their children were born there. Lizzie was born in Norway. The five children, all boys, were Clifford Arlington, Lawrence Eugene, John Warren, Albert Amos, and Arnold F. Ecklund.
The death certificate for Oscar indicates he died at, and was buried at Llano, Los Angeles County, California. His wife was the informant, and they had lived in Llano and in California, for nine months. His cause of death was typhoid fever.
It is likely that Oscar and Lizzie were residents of the Llano Del Rio socialist colony that was started by Job Harriman and existed from about 1914 to about 1918.
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